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Troubleshooting - What to look for first.
1. I have plugged in the unit, turned "ON" the power switch and nothing
happens…what's wrong?
• Make sure the electrical outlet is capable of providing power to the unit.
• Check the lint screen located at the back of the machine to ensure that the
safety switch activator clip depresses the safety switch.
• Check to see if the proper fuse is installed and that it is serviceable.
• Ensure that the fuse cap is completely seated and secured in its receptacle.
2. The fan is operating although the unit won't produce any ozone…what's
wrong?
• Check the ozone plate(s) for serviceability. If they are cracked or broken, the
ozone plate(s) will require replacement. Ensure maintenance procedures
required for the ozone plate(s) have been performed according to the
"Maintenance" section (page 8) of this Owner's Manual. Order new plates
from your Dealer.
• Electrical stainless steel contacts are not contacting the screen portion of the
Ozone plate(s). Inspect the unit for any loose connections.
• Do not attempt to disassemble the unit, due to the Limited Warranty of the
product.
3. How am I able to know if the Frequency-Type Ionizer is working?
• Current models with the FT Ionizer system have a neon light bulb mounted
on the base of the FT antenna. When the power switch to the unit is turned
ON, the neon light bulb will illuminate, indicating that the FT Ionizer is
functioning normally (see page 9, “Indicators of Operation”).
4. The Ozone Plate(s) are making a noise, have a burning smell, and/or appear
to arc or spark. What is the problem?
• Ozone plate is most likely cracked. Refer to the answers for question # 2, as it
would apply to this question also.
5. What are the most typical application problems?